Maine § 4 §9-C Court records accessible by the public only at the courthouse

Maine Statutes

§ 4 §9-C — Court records accessible by the public only at the courthouse

Maine·Title 4 JUDICIARY·Ch. 1 SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT

For civil cases brought pursuant to Title 14, section 6001 or 7481, the following court records are accessible by the public only at a courthouse:

1.Resolution by agreement of the parties. Court records that are part of a court case in which the parties agree that the records should be accessible by the public only at the courthouse;

2.Dismissed or resolved in favor of the defendant. Court records that are part of a court case that is dismissed or resolved in favor of a defendant; and

3.Older than 3 years. Court records that are part of a court case more than 3 years after a judgment has been entered.

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For civil cases brought pursuant to Title 14, section 6001 or 7481, the following court records are accessible by the public only at a courthouse:
1.
Resolution by agreement of the parties.
Court records that are part of a court case in which the parties agree that the records should be accessible by the public only at the courthouse;
2.
Dismissed or resolved in favor of the defendant.
Court records that are part of a court case that is dismissed or resolved in favor of a defendant; and
3.
Older than 3 years.
Court records that are part of a court case more than 3 years after a judgment has been entered.

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